A joint effort of faculty, staff and students to support the University of Georgia’s commitment to solar energy has led to the installation of photovoltaic modules on the College of...
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Atlanta Law Firm Showcases British Practice at Olympics
The United Kingdom sees the London 2012 Olympics as a chance to reassert the country as a friendly destination for business, but that’s old news for an international law firm based in Atlanta. McKenna, Long &...
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Georgia’s Cafe Campesino Brews ‘Cooperative Coffees’
The newest cafe at Atlanta airport’s international terminal serves more than just a cup of coffee. Georgia-based Cafe Campesino‘s second Atlanta retail outlet also shows that with the right recipe,...
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Planning Key to Staying Safe at Olympics, Beyond
With all the recent press on security snafus at the London Olympics, spectators might be tempted to let fear color their experience. But with more troops deployed in recent weeks to cover...
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Technical Colleges Hiring for Saudi Positions
The Technical College System of Georgia is hiring educators for one-year appointments in Saudi Arabia, where it’s helping create a new community college over the next three years. Positions include two campus managers,...
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UPS Appoints Former Fed Board Member to Its Board
Kevin M. Warsh, who at age 35 served at the youngest member of the Federal Reserve System’s board of governors, has been named to United Parcel Service Inc.’s board of...
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Australia to Close Atlanta Consulate, Trade Office
Budget cuts at home have spurred a realignment of Australia‘s diplomatic offices around the world, soon forcing the country to shutter its Atlanta consulate and trade commission. The Buckhead office will close Aug. 31, going...
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Israeli Olympians Killed at 1972 Games to Be Honored
Jeff Galloway, who was a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic team and a key organizer of Atlanta’s Peachtree Road Race, is to attend a commemoration ceremony Friday, July 27,...
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Dartfish Video Tech Used for Olympic Analysis
In many Olympic competitions, improper form, balance or presentation can be the difference between an athlete’s winning or losing. So as billions of spectators look forward to the competitions, executives...
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Beaulieu Founder to Compete in London Olympics
Carl Bouckaert, a founder and chairman of the Dalton-based Beaulieu Group LLC, is to compete in the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games on behalf of the Belgian equestrian team. Mr....